Aware of the intense drama that occurred on set, they never would have agreed to film the movie.
Dakota Johnson, seven years after the release of the first Fifty Shades of Grey film, opens out to Vanity Fair about the reality of her time on set.
Dakota, though, refers to Fifty Shades as "those enormous nude flicks,".
So that's something to keep in mind right from the off. But I'd counter that we're all guilty of it.
Dakota explains that she is "a sexual person" and wanted to explore the topics that E. L. James.
So expertly developed in the original book series, which led her to accept the part of Anastasia Steele.